Füchse Berlin is faced with a historical championship: Only one point is missing!

Füchse Berlin is faced with a historical championship: Only one point is missing!

The Foxes Berlin are on the best way to win their first championship title in the Handball Bundesliga. With an impressive victory of 45:35 against VfL Gummersbach in the penultimate game of the season, you have expanded your lead in the table. The leading goal scorer of the game was Mathias Gidsel with eleven goals, who also exceeded his own season record with a total of 264 field gates, such as tz.de reported.

This victory has been at the top of the table since March and only need a draw against the Rhein-Neckar Löwen in the last game of the season to finally secure the title. Your current point lead of 56 points surpasses that of the pursuer SC Magdeburg, which is 55 points. The team of coach Jaron Siewert has a 55 hits better goal difference than Magdeburg, which also reinforces the starting position, as in Sportschau.de

on the home stretch

After the game against Gummersbach initially started tough and it was 4: 4 after ten minutes, the performance of the foxes increased to a comfortable 22:15 lead until half-time. Dejan Milosavljev brought a strong performance in the goal and contributed significantly to success. The score after 50 minutes was already 39:29. The home game ended with a new seasonal maximum at thrown goals.
Paul Drux was ceremoniously adopted as part of the game, who ended his career after a knee injury. In addition, Lukas Herburger injured what is an additional challenge for the team.

With another victory or even a point in the last game, the foxes could hold the championship title in their hands after an impressive series of 18 unbeaten games. Bob Hanning, the club boss, speaks of a "huge challenge" in the upcoming duel against the Rhein-Neckar Löwen, which is currently in third place in the table. In the top game earlier, the foxes against these lions won 34:32 and secured their league lead, this confirms another report on Sport.sky.de

awards and perspectives

coach Jaron Siewert was most recently awarded the HBL coach of the year, a title that he would exchange for a championship. His tactics and team leadership have brought the foxes to the top of the league and could now crown. The anticipation for the decisive last game is big and the Foxes Berlin are ready to write history, while SC Magdeburg continues to hope for a mistake in the capital, but realistically has no strong chance of the title.